OSU trustees approve 122 million budget and student fee hike
Ohio State University trustees approved a 1966 67 budget of 122 million and the first student fee increase since 1963. Fees rise 2 per quarter for residents and 46 for non residents, bringing yearly fees to 450 for residents and 1008 for out of state students. The plan funds instruction research and service while maintaining low state school fees. Two thirds of regular faculty get pay increases, lifting salary average by 4. State revenues total about 45 million with 21.5 million from student fees and 10 million from federal sources, against last year’s 108.9 million expenditures.
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Ohio State University
Novice G Fawcett
Ohio State
Fawcett
State predicts 33 highway deaths for July 4 weekend
Ohio officials warned the coming July 4 holiday could see 33 highway deaths while launching a new drive aimed at a death free holiday. The campaign targets safer driving and stricter enforcement despite the projected toll.
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Columbus
Ohio
Not All Spent Federal Grant Funds Returned
Lincoln County Chairman Max Oliver reports only 40000 of a 52000 federal grant used for flood repair in southeast New Mexico. Surplus 12000 to be returned to the Office of Emergency Planning account. Also notes Memorial Day toll of 15 fatalities in Ohio and plans for a Bells for Freedom Bell for Safety campaign during the July 4 weekend with coordinated bell ringing at 2 pm EDT.
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Lincoln County Commission
Max Oliver
New Mexico
Warren C Nelson
Ohio
Nelson
John D. Herbert
Bells For Freedom
Bell For Safety
Herbert
Underground A-Test Halt Is Denied
Washington AP The State Department denies a report that US and Soviet officials agreed to propose a temporary halt of underground nuclear tests The United States opposes an uninspected moratorium Marshal Wright said in response to a proposal by the International Assembly on Nuclear Weapons The conference in Toronto proposed verification by challenge or invitation during a trial period to check earth tremors
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Washington
State Department
U.S
United States
Marshal Wright
Wright
International Assembly
Toronto
Canada
Community Meeting Schedule for Wednesday to Friday
The Middletown Board of Realtors Traders Club meets Wednesday at 8 30. Frisch S Main hosts Hunter Cark VEFW Post 6405 at 7 30. Al Anon meets 8 30. Alcoholics Anonymous sessions at 8 30. Thursday includes Lions Club at noon and Kiwanis at noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Alpha Council meets 7 30 at 19 N Broad. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at 7 30 Castle Hall. Toastmasters at 7 30 Eastern Lanes. Moose Lodge 501 at 8. IOOF Lodge 956 at 8 at 2304 Central. Friday Optimist Club at noon at Manchester Motor Inn.
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Middletown
Board of Realtors Traders Club
Frisch S. Main
Hunter - Cark
VEFW
Young Al-Anon Family Group
Lions Club
Manchester Motor In Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Alpha Council
N. Broad St
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Toastmasters Club
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Ioof Lodge
Central
Alcoholics Anonymous
Little Boys Shoes and Ladies Footwear Sale Ad
Classified ad lists Little Boys Heer on second floor with prices 38c to 97c and $1.55. Ladies Fashion Shoes and Women’s Flats shown with prices from $3.00 to $8.00, plus canvas footwear bundles. Fleer appears as a store tag or brand line in the ad.
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U.S
Norton
Playtex Living Bros
Playtex
Banlon
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Cosco
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Terry Shorts
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